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why not send it through GPO?<br />
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<a href="http://www.advancedinstaller.com/user-guide/tutorial-gpo.html" rel="ugc">http://www.advancedinstaller.com/user-guide/tutorial-gpo.html</a>
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why not send it through GPO?

http://www.advancedinstaller.com/user-guide/tutorial-gpo.html [http://www.advancedinstaller.com/user-guide/tutorial-gpo.html]

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wait...wrong link...hold on.
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Arcee123, for future reference if your own post is the most recent one within the discussion, you can actually edit or delete it... notice the &quot;<b>Edit comment</b>&quot; on the bottom-left when you author the most recent comment. &nbsp;There's no need to create three different posts simply to correct a hyperlink.
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Arcee123, for future reference if your own post is the most recent one within the discussion, you can actually edit or delete it... notice the "Edit comment" on the bottom-left when you author the most recent comment.  There's no need to create three different posts simply to correct a hyperlink.

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Both GPO's, startup scripts and the CPAU tool are known and verified options to run a script as administrator; Therefore i suggest the points are split.
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Both GPO's, startup scripts and the CPAU tool are known and verified options to run a script as administrator; Therefore i suggest the points are split.

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Split: <a href="http:#a38314011" rel="ugc">http:#a38314011</a>&nbsp; &amp;&nbsp; <a href="http:#a38315705" rel="ugc">http:#a38315705</a>
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Split: http:#a38314011 [http:#a38314011]  &  http:#a38315705 [http:#a38315705]

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I need to run bat file to run as administrator for users to install specific msi. How do i create bat file todo this for both x86 and x64 computers?
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I need to run bat file to run as administrator for users to install specific msi. How do i create bat file todo this for both x86 and x64 computers?

Bat file to runas administrator

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